Manchester City bring Arsenal to their knees and the return to Craven Cottage: The Weekend in Pictures
After an opening weekend in the Premier League that did no disappoint, we bring you the first installment of The Weekend in Pictures
After an opening weekend in the Premier League that did no disappoint, we bring you the first installment of The Weekend in Pictures
Chris Hughton managed to keep newly-promoted Brighton in the Premier League last season. Can he do it again?
As the International Champions Cup comes to an end, a newly-rejuvenated Inter take on Lyon in Italy.
With Mousa Dembele in the twilight of his career at Spurs, Bournemouth’s Lewis Cook could well be the best available replacement.
Burnley host Aberdeen at Turf Moor on Thursday as they look to make their way into the final stages of Europa League qualifying.
After silencing their critics last season, can Sean Dyche’s Burnley do it all again?
This season in the Premier League promises to be a spectacle as the Top Six bring a wealth of managerial talent into the division.
With Messi and Ronaldo dropping out at the Round of 16, we all know who were the real stars of the show…
It’s been great watching Gareth Southgate’s side succeed this World Cup. But have some journalists gone too far?
In a match which saw both sides head home from the World Cup, Peru managed to come out on top when they faced Austrailia.
No one knows what to expect from Marcelo Bielsa as he takes on the managerial role at Leeds United. It will be fun to watch though.
In the first of the tournament’s dead rubber matches, Mohamed Salah’s Egypt look to pick up their first points of the World Cup against Saudi Arabia.
The first of this tournament’s dead rubbers, Egypt and Saudi Arabia are playing for pride on Monday.
They left it late, but Brazil picked up their first World Cup win in this competition with a 2-0 win over Costa Rica.
While it may not have been the shock of the tournament, Japan surprised everyone with their win over Colombia.
Sweden came out on top in a dour affair with South Korea that was settled by a VAR-gifted penalty.
Serbia eked out a 1-0 win against Costa Rica in the opening fixture of Group E in the World Cup.
With Belgium’s Golden Generation coming into the peak of their footballing lives, now is the time for them to push for silverware.
In the run-up to the World Cup, Goal Click have opened up the country through a series of pictures taken by local photographers.
Although they were the second team to qualify for the competition, Carlos Queiroz’s side face an uphill test if they are to make it to the knock-out stage.